Open jnumainville opened 3 weeks ago
Description
In the provided code, the axes on the "double" plot seem to get mixed up
Steps to reproduce
from deephaven import read_csv from deephaven.plot.figure import Figure source = read_csv( "https://media.githubusercontent.com/media/deephaven/examples/main/MetricCentury/csv/metriccentury.csv" ) @ui.component def dashboard(): type, set_type = ui.use_state("single") return [ ui.panel( ui.button("Plot Single", on_press=lambda: set_type("single")), ui.button("Plot Double", on_press=lambda: set_type("double")) ), ui.panel( Figure().plot_xy(series_name="Altitude", t=source, x="Time", y="AltitudeMeters").show() ) if type == "single" else ui.panel( Figure().plot_xy(series_name="Altitude", t=source, x="Time", y="AltitudeMeters").x_twin().plot_xy(series_name="Speed", t=source, x="Time", y="SpeedKPH").show() ) ] dash = dashboard()
Expected results
The axes output the same as if the plot is standalone
Figure().plot_xy(series_name="Altitude", t=source, x="Time", y="AltitudeMeters").x_twin().plot_xy(series_name="Speed", t=source, x="Time", y="SpeedKPH").show()
Actual results
The axes are mixed up
Description
In the provided code, the axes on the "double" plot seem to get mixed up
Steps to reproduce
Expected results
The axes output the same as if the plot is standalone
Actual results
The axes are mixed up